Sentence examples for ratios applied from inspiring English sources
To better understand patterns of incongruence, we developed a method (PartFinder) that uses likelihood ratios applied to sliding windows for visualizing tree-support changes across genome-sequence alignments, allowing the comparative examination of complex phylogenetic scenarios among many species.
The segment-specific intermediate-input ratios applied are determined from the value-added approach as to Ostwald and Ranscht [27] and from existing HSA publications [11, 29].
More than 48,000 car buffs attended the first New York Auto Show in Madison Square Garden in 1900 at least ten times as many tire-kickers as there were cars sold that year in the entire U.S. Similar ratios applied at the first West Coast Computer Faire, held in San Francisco 20 years ago.
It has to be considered that similar emission rates in TS-2 and OECD 313 experiments mean higher concentrations of these components in the eluates from the OECD 313 experiments, since the standardised L/A ratios applied for the comparison were 8 and 2.5 cm3/cm2, respectively (see Tables 1 and 2).
These ratios, applied to each experimental group, allowed to determine a chance level (.25) for visiting the target quadrant zone or the platform zone, and to evaluate statistically (using a Student's t - test) whether swimming in the target quadrant or platform represents a spatial selectivity, which is significantly different from chance level.
The ratios applied in the AMC differ somewhat between wards.
You can choose different aspect ratios, apply filters (named after places and imperfectly represented in the menu), add details, and send directly to social networks or email addresses.
As there was no significant interaction between time and subgroups, these odds ratios apply to all three time points.
Interactions were dropped due to non-significance at alpha = 0.05, so the odds ratios apply to both sexes.
For continuous variables, the odds ratios apply to a unit increase in the transformed variable (for example, √age).
However, Smith et al. reported that Bolton ratios apply to white women only but are not applicable to white men, blacks, or Hispanics [ 2].
